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British Prime Minister Tony Blair congratulates Serbia's new Prime Minister
12 March 2004
British Prime Minister Tony Blair has congratulated Vojislav Kostunica on his appointment as the new Serbian Prime Minister and welcomed the government's programme which gives priority to the country's integration into European institutions.
Blair also said that the strengthening of the state union of Serbia-Montenegro is important for stability in the region.
In his letter of congratulations, handed over by British Ambassador to Belgrade David Gowan, Blair pledged Great Britain's support for the Serbian government's efforts to strengthen the rule of law, curb corruption and organised criminal, and reform the judiciary, police and public institutions.
The British Prime Minister also stressed that cooperation with the Hague tribunal is of high importance for Serbia-Montenegro's closer ties with the European Union.
Full implementation of UN Security Council Resolution 1244 is the international community's priority in Kosovo-Metohija, Blair said in the letter, adding that Great Britain is ready to support Serbia's democratic reforms and its accession to Euro-Atlantic structures.
In his letter of congratulations, handed over by British Ambassador to Belgrade David Gowan, Blair pledged Great Britain's support for the Serbian government's efforts to strengthen the rule of law, curb corruption and organised criminal, and reform the judiciary, police and public institutions.
The British Prime Minister also stressed that cooperation with the Hague tribunal is of high importance for Serbia-Montenegro's closer ties with the European Union.
Full implementation of UN Security Council Resolution 1244 is the international community's priority in Kosovo-Metohija, Blair said in the letter, adding that Great Britain is ready to support Serbia's democratic reforms and its accession to Euro-Atlantic structures.
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